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Put. f . 11 • • . tri 1 - ! . , c" r 1 . 4.1 ! ' ,?.". • 4, 1 ' A _ "./ , )1 t 3.. • , 2,44 , . •ek '114.' 7.) • t #111 :er" * j.l e e- t • •IC 1 f 7 y , MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,-1818. NtimitEß R205.] fiNtiCE SEVENPENCE. 41) .111 RA ITY-OFFICA, Dec. 8, 1818. ' O TICE is hereby given, that a Session. of Dyes N T iand TerMiner and gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of ellcc! comm Mg. sited on the h Seas, within the Juri.drction of it . e -4(lmirattyloT Enlrland,will he held at Justice Mall, in the ti bit : Bailey, London, on Monday, the Ilth day of January t A at Eight ee' Mich in the Morning. . .. ..._ . JOHN '7/1 RR 0 T . r . . . , *p. t . 4 . • OrTMITLING-O,F . FICE, Pee. 15, 1 8 1 8. COMMISSIONERS fo'r 6,, 7 , 111 ' . ' 7 !---4.7E t S"TY 4 S LW:WY (In herchy give Mitioe, That 4 ri46 / 1 / , the Bth of January next, they be ready tf, - 4 rer eive Tend ers i n 'wriSliag fyealed , anti treat for p S xTt'~V (on separate Contracts), of all such Ttptilles of z1 ":0\7 16 NC and 121JM as may be denkanded for the . . ?• hiS Alajest • es ShiP s re:ssets at Grernbck, for vie ." " Clilender .Ironths :-.to he paid ffir by Rills pailOble, 1.111713.0er date. • • • 7'4 e C onditions of the Contracts may he seen at the SeCri zert"4 (We, at t ias Oilkee ; or IV! fsliP l .9 4 '% to the col " of kis majesty's customs at Orcenock.. • 1,4 74 , ,re 0 ,qat•t! will be had to any Tender in which the Price . t lie inserted in words at length, or that shall lint be de. the 6,1 to Me :nohrtl before One o'Clock on the said F 4 riday, 1 th e 4 Janiiitry next, ;tor unless the Person who makes 7'4 "" 4 r, or sonic. Person' on his behalf, attends, to an. . called for. ontlitions of the Contracts may be seen at the Pic at Portsmouth. MR I . WES'rk EXHIBITION. 1- t , l GREAT PICTURE DEATH nn the, ` 1 1IT I " 11 •E Hi*ltSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S P,ttNION, PAUL, and BARNABAS RECEIVING LIN:1 ; 0 1 14.ES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRU . CI. b 'kh our -.5A . 0011,11, with other PICTURES and ' 4l ; EX are now EXHIIITING, under the immediate of his, Royal i llighoesS 'the Prince Regent, at 4 e -4' P A.I.L-NIALL; near Carlton-Houie, every day from ' 1 till Dusk.. Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. C. and J ViNGTON tes Tittiut he Public, that thev purpose. on the Ist of t QtOVF,N a SITOP IVATEREOO-PLACE, PALE- F , fur the sale o f th e i r publication, in the :Western thr Metropolis where , a general Assortment of Me "Asand.Stand,:rd he emn:tanfly. oh sale, :IVl P ; ::':°)oneci . ,;r in neat. a/id elegant bindings. 10 , -re to state that their Business in St. Paul's ilttr,tt,arri ',Yin cior , ed as formerly, and embrace this of expressilez their grateful Aeliome•lrd:;e n t•nt a milt„re:ttrOna,,e they and their Family have experienced for "f Ciottf~tllur-y -;,e; Oepository. foi; the Bo ,Izs and Tracts of the ..Society 1 1 24 0 "tintuin g Chfirjan /cnOwledr.rt will remain in St. Paul's f l tit,: Yard, hot s:f .. .eelMens of h t: mar be seen at N'o:S, and . A long them from the Ment• I e, to the..S , ciety% Office. s .:ttnich-yard December is. ISIS. • "7.! .• . • E L 0 •l' E V. • . OF L 30,000, Ana (2.-IPITAII, • I'F XT Wrfrif>=DAY,—SF.CONT) DAY. VP • • • kt , \Y' !NU f , t the STAi f at .i'E,RY, beim; note over, T. lIISTI. t he Contrac T . ,k•e r l i ;;•tes those the PuYie %‘ : hc) have math. ptireliases, tii "iii te :!ti the o fe .„ f their Surolivrs, at either of his fortunate 14 14 1 i: 1 , of f), Charin g cr os s. . , I ti P.,se who have not yet I.ln-chased, he lie tr s atinntiee 0r1 5 t 9. ,i' are 3 stock Prizes of :10,0001. it b% 3 other In n ."! 001. 000 l the ‘Vlicel, anti that the ti 1) :•. 1 • &c. - tisie be,NEXT %c.f . :ONE:SD:Vt. :•1:v I apitats have already been sold in the present Lot (4e rsisii 'I) (as usual) more thaii those sohl,by any ein, , .nf."1).51 . • . • MIEDICINE. I'6l\ - 7 -- • rAT LOR, Esq. NO. 9, New Brid•••e-street, London. o i re " r• - ti Stu, . • . Ins ' , i -41 / leave to inform ynit, that ever since the I V i tl )' ) -1.174 € , , I lithi been afflicted with the Cues Ver,, , real, ,i t t . ., ,i ( ; T (o its obstiliatelyresistiog.ey . PrY ef.ni - .. 0 ni..d..7i Re 'tl i tt p - 4,, 1 !)y the nioSt eminent ofthe faculty litfre, auil 11 . 11- 1 ri, "r sse vtralst:re're enn'rse...s of 'sili6ti , ,n, and twice dis ct oe t i L l ront' tbe Hospital wit II little selief, wo , ild aPPear t° CY tli.' l'lSss,t :itavetritte nature,. ,1nt.1.: spying of lo,it yt . iat t-"itly-V;der had got to sit`cli a head; al noarly to piit a period ii-'4 wider had a large ulcer on the crown of pinhead, 4 , , ti ° 11 aeli arm, and niv legs were -broke ont in a frightful trt! i r ' ; 111 ) • rit;lit was dreadfully ii.ainful, and hail been in a a., 1.4 Olceration for the lasi seven years; iny loft bud also i t li. B : e r re nodes on It,' was very inildh dicoloured, and gave : p,...41.7 tliterueiating Pain, particularly when warm in lied, ..% i l , Y ro tliirivetne of rest ; im this lamentable state, I tsl.e"onsieniled by Mr. J . . Thompson ? (who r7eiveil so L iki eli d t c r r ebY their h ere?, ti, take yiiur Leake's Patent Pills, 1 113 0 ,:'egan to do isii'the 4itth 9. May; in the contse of -a I b tlt . h. l ' I to'f-ttin to'receive benefit -in little more than a I ktil i '` , v i11,.. r „ m , my idaint-ijrins were soundly healed— vt, If t er, the sores i I 1 ntv li-ts healed also 3 letvlogi how 'ile v"l'side rabledisolotilatcOn in the skin, and pain in the 4' lP t h'4 l p l e l l i ,,, e , lefts which., lay the lilt SE ing of God, anti a. little 11, tio de 7eerance in .yoor,invaluabdieine, sulasided . ,• eti d ispersiv -the sk:iii 'reg.:" ,hits natural hue, af,tl 'I I !' l ' i c i:, l . r . n i o ,l pains ' gradually going eff.—l..th 11S lace:tow,' by tip' h Oa „ I L L ' adyioe and• Medicine, perfectly free front all my ' 4 4i l ", m ltlaints—h ave recovered my former spirits and 1 / 4 . 41 ' 1 11.4!,;"" 1 a") bt.tcomejoiiv ;mil fat, in which state haling i' , i u-" m any miiiith, to the As:torlish:nent of all who knew 4.i'. i t I . l "ss in W4I t CVIIIS ti. express my gratitude, but v'i, iii y , air t he good of other suffering mortals, to make a. Y 4 se as is t i . kp, ...ii , t o as I shall On every occa i i ii si, e cas po s , .. si r t ootot yon will 0-reatty oblige, t Yotrr grateful, obetiient, very buiribl e servant , Iva ws c , ALEX. Al CALKER 1 kse s High-street, Edinburgh. In 11,,,,,,„s .11,11t,nsses tot la: above Core: 7 - __. . .„,_ doh n c ,. : 1 ?", No. :-3; New Pviiltry Marisa, Eilinbut,b, 1,6 - 41,,, ~ - / 14 0%11,01d Assembly Close, EilitiLkijigh. ... ki,, ll i AiLild sold 13V the-sole Proprietor, mostAs TM"- 1 0, 1‘;'"'" of the li4al . College 9f Surgeons, at his t t ill ' . 'fk 'lt ''• 11 ' New 111114ga-street, i owlon;, wheie, after a ' : t l • o ! .. s itkiit.:.e of iii'isia. than ' , lo . vears; in a practice parti- Ntititin,:,'teted to' t lie cure 'of Venticill ec al plai at s and those i1i,4,. ) i,e) . „;, i ' i t : , : 0 ,1 lilt PartF of Gemirati,n, .witb rb it inyin . lab . l i e l t t. " : l 3ll ; ase -, : F i l l ... rn i e i I , l t t of . 11 I:3 y r , n te , s ;i:m sn.,n id a b \:a a 3 s s , n s c):: i t c % „. e.. _l i e ~ ,!_ 5 i v .,. ,4 .ei s Itiul , elt the atlict, ..1 . 114 ..e . d l ic 1 I I . 'L l i s tini At i " 1 ; 1 : 1 ' to•ters i o persons taking this - A.l . ~ i le , i, w l , ll l ,fit hi e ! ) a tilseernin4 PII!) 11C, its an advat,tage sclth r ii . A, , o , , ‘,(l-•voiii of hit L iimbiiviity. • . , , „ I '.titt. t :' ,l )} Ins appiiin t'i'sie i - rt ; fen. the convenience of ttios'e 416 /3 i , th• r e. ,; 4141 , 4 -:e; at nits TOVilitip:, No. 10tf, oxf6rd-steeet; ' , „rktri,i'' ' e ' -. ..'11.,'5 ‘ No, 7, l'ili-sireet-trili ; . Ml'. 13axtet si 1 ''' ' 'o ,:-.' . 4.1 4 14 )11,1 , 1 •MI c•ti 1 wcil ' s, Dublin 3.a:11 1 l'Y ati. I' In im.,. -' '' l % l‘; tar, ' ' r; -•: t Ilritain Ail d It i*, l, -. c0”51 , ,ri1t.., , c• ..1 %I z Zi.a.,,d ' ' ,, c- i s oto?;',, ::.s. via. enVii• Si arvpi•d, and sailed tip iit • l'ettis.,. ; ‘:. 4 tu- dir 7 e-cLitui; , , mitt telfy':.t ersons, of , eitlo r 1 1 •Miziselles with cast, iet,e4,lclat.4:), att4tatell,, VOCAL CONCEM'S, lOW NEW ROOMS, HANOVER.SQUARE. VT ES .BA tITLENIA N - ,C It LES E N • vgrr WILLIAM KNITEIT, atn GREAToItFN, tnnst respectfully acquaint their former Subccribers, and the Nobility ikit Gentry ,generally, that their CONCLATS ,will Commence at the alinve'eHraiit It onnis in Oebritai y next. uhscril nuns received at lit Nusic•Warelioue,. 133, New' 13oni1-street, and by the Managers,-I.'urtlier, be.dulypititlisbed. ' • December li, HIS. A T a Niitnernus and ' Gighly Re . siivetable Meet ing of PROPRIETVMS EAST-INbf A STOCii, held this Day at the City of London T'4rern, ,Sir TI:MMAs 84,,,R -ISG, Bart. M.P. in the Cl;air, the following Resolutions were passed unanimously Proposed by Sir, Robert CVTgram, Bart. and seconded by Charles Forc - es; M.P. 1. That kri_the opinioduf this 'Meeting, _WILLIAM TAY LORiMONEY, Esq. M.P. .is, eminently qualiljrfll to supply the Vacancy lathe Court of Directors, caused by the lamented Death of that able and dfstingnislied I.liember of it, Mr. Luinsden. Proposed by Janles Alexander, Esq. 111. P. and Seconded by Benjamin Sbaw, Esq. 2. That this opinion is founded on 111 r. NIONErs general knowledge of the Interests of the Company—his indefatiga2 the application to Public Business—his acknowledged to lentS—ainl on the high iritegritY of his character. Proposed by John Forbes; Esct. and seconded by Abel Chap- luau, Esq. 3. That, impressed with a strong conviction of the ,Bene fits which the Company cannot fail, to derive from the Ser vices of an individual so justly entitled to esteem and confi dence, the Proprietors who are now piesent earnestly recom mend Mr, MONEY'S Clainis to the Patronage and Support of the whole Constituent Body, and they accordingly pledge themselves to make the most strenuous and uni . einitting ex ertion's to insure his success at the ensuing . Election. Resolveiii That thy above Resolutions be inserted in the 'Public Papers. • , THOMAS BARING, Chairman. Proposed by Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Ge- nerai Gabriel Doveton, M.P. . , That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting. be given to Sir Thomas 13aTiog, Bart. for his able Conduct in the Chair. , To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTIitiMEN, UNCO,UIt 4 kGED by the flattering testimonies of liegard, and the cordial assurances of Support, which I have this day received from a very numerous and . most re spectable assemblage of - your Body, I am induced to renew my earnest and respectful solicitations for your Votes add Interests at the ensuing , Election, on WEDNESDAY, the 31th Instant. • If I should, through our suffrages, be elevated to the die. tinguished situation to which I aspire, I can s assure Youiwith great sincerity, that it shall be, my earnest endeavour to etnn. late the example of your late lamented Director, Mr.L(4MS ' . DEN, and devote ray best (attention to your important Concerns. I have the honour to be;, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant; T.).YLGII.‘IIIONEY. Streatham Park, December 12, . 1818. Mr. MONEY's COMMITTEE meet da i ly at the CITY of LOIN D'os4Aer E PUBLICATIONS. In December rill be published, jn 7 ♦ols. crown Avo. I'EC I M ENS of the BR ITIS El POETS, with Bi, graphic al .and Crit.icsl Noticego t , To which is pre fixed, no Introttuctiim to the stuoy of English Poetry. By TIMICIAS CAMPBELL. Esq. Author of the Pleasures of Hope. Printed for J ill N M u Ram', Alheniat le-street, Landon. . . . *,„ 41, Nrsons desirous of receiving: this Woili upon its l'ablication, are requested to send their Names to their Booksellers in Town or Country. The price will be about 31. 3s. This Day wasyublishtd, In Three Volumes, Onodecimo, price 11. 11. boards, 117 V OMEN ; or , Pour et Cmitre. A Tale. — By the Author of "Bertram," a Tragedy. 'Tis good to he merry and wise, 'Tis goad to be honest and true; 'fis goad to be off with the old lore Before you be on with the new. Printed for Archibald Constable anti Co. Edinburgh. "The length of our analysis, .and our quotations,' are the best proof of the pleasure with which we have read this moral and interesting tale, and may stand in place of eulogy. Let u• only see, .what the work really deserves, a favourable re ception from the Public, and see trust Mr. Maturin may - be Moved once more to resume a species of composition so easy to a writer of rich fancy and ready powers, so delightful to the npairroos class ot . 'leaders, who have Gray's authority for supposing it no had emblem of Paradise, to lie all day on a couch, and read New Novels."—Edinburgh Review, No 59,- Jane, MS.: PUBLICATIONS. . . , . This Day was published, in Bvn: prict ss. 6d. sewed, E . IV, DOW of the CITY of NAIN, ant .2.. other POP:).•IS. • By an UNDER-GRADUATF7 - .of the UNIVETISIT of C.31t18141001?.. 4 • printed . for J. Ik .11,ichard?oo, Win. 2.3; Corn 4111 .; (1 .. Hatch argil, Piccadilly ; and J. Deighton and Sons, CanAridge. BUSFETI,D'S SERMONS— . r This Thy were published, - in I vOI. Rvo. price 12s. . .Q MINIONS on the MOST I M PORTANT- DU. TIES of the hELIGION. • By J. A. T3tINFEILD. TED. Domestic. Chaplaip to the. Earl .if Multaace, Minister n Bayswater Chapel, Alternate Mornint; Pieacherat the Asy• bun for Female Orphans, and Lecturer of St. Mary-le- bone. , Printed for fl. E. Lloyd and Son, Harley-street, . . NSW EDITION or LORD HOLLAND'S LOPE PE Vh.GA, WITT-4 ADDITIONS. This Day were piitilklied,•in Two Volumes, Post Bro. with Two Portraits, prier 91s.littEdR, Q . ONE ACCOUNT 'of the LIVES ttOd WRIT . INGS of LOTE FELIX DE VEGA 'CARPLO and CUILLEN DE CASTRO. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; E. Jeffery; and Ridgway and Sons, London. This• Pay was pultlishea r In 12rno. the Third - Edition, price Gs. boards. of 4 GRAMMAR, or the GREEK LANGtTAGE, on a new and imprOed Plan, in Engtish and Greek. /;!i JOHN ,TONES Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. • " This Grammar is evidently the - producCof a mind of vi corous and highly cultivated powers. It prov e s him to unite the profound research of an etymologist, wi!h the discrimi patine taste of a critic, and the rnlarged views of a philoso pher."—Critical Review. This Day was published, In Six Volumes Octavo, p►►ce 3). 3s. boards, the Tenth Edi- tion of PANII/sY EXPOSITOR ; qr, 'A Para phrase and Version of the New Testament; with Cri tical,Notes, and a Practical Trupforement of each Section. By P. 1101)D11 IDGE, 1). D. ,To which is prefixed, a Life of the Author, Ily ANDREW KIPPIS, D. D. F. L S. and S. A. • _ . . _ _ _ Prin!ed for F. C. and J. Itivington; J. Cattlell ; .1. Nunn; Lonzinan, Burst, Rees, Orale, and Co.; Caddl and Davies ; Darton.filrrey,antl:Co.; J. Otridge; R, !icholevr Lacking ton and Co.; J:itichardson; J. M. Richardson : S. Maw:nail :- J. Fla *.chard; It. Fenuer; 0. and. B. Whittaker; and J. Walker.- • . - - - Frorn i the LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 19. MOURNING FOR, THE QUEEN. lirahi's' College, Dec. 19, 1918. In reference to the order for a General Mourn int:for her late Majesty the Queen, of blessed me mory, Lich was announced in: the Gazette of Saturday, the 21st tsltimo, these are to give sio tiCe, that 'spots the present melancholy occasion, it is not desired or expected that the public should appear in mourning atter the 29th instant. HENRY HOWARD MOLYNEITX HOWARD, Deputy Earl Marshal. B ANK 71)Tg. J. Quardley, Studley, Warwick, dealer, to sin - render:January •4, 5, 30, at the Castle Inn, Attnrnies, '.lkessrs..lenuings and Bolton, Temple ; and Mr. dem, B:r -., Surr, ,ilderszatr-street, surgeon; December 2(, January 2, 30, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Griffith, Era' he' stone buildings, Holborn. • A. Emerson, Topley 7 street, Borough, -provisinn-merchant, December 29, January 9, SO, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Amory and. Coles, W. J. Boland:, London Wall, auctioneer, December -22, 29, : January 30, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Quote, Austin friars. J. Bateman and W. Culhard, St. John's-street. Ntrest•Smith. field, brass-founders, Dec. VI, January 2, 30, at Guildhall. Attotney,`Mr. Harman Wine Office-court, Fleet-street. J. 'Taylor, East timitiifield, tobacconist, December, 2.2, Ja nuary 9, 30, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Pennetts • and i r _o„.Colgman-street. M. and j M.Dounell and J. Bushell, Broad•qtreet, chants, DeeenThrr January 2, 30, at At- t nrnies, Messrs, Dennettl and E:o.Coleman-street. Crown; Durham Park' Farm, and .1. Aarford, Milford Wharf, Strand, coal,merchaots, December VJanuary , 2, AO, at Gtiiltthall Atturnies, Messrs. Jones and BUnct; . , • Great M . . arylebone-street. . . .1. St. Bathe, Austin Ftiays,' ship-owner, December 26 r , Jan. 2, no, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bow man, Broad...street-buildings. G. Arney, Bury- treet, St. Mary Axe, warehouse-keeper, December 26 .11unary h 30 , at Guilutrilk. Attorney, SI r. , Toms. Coptltall-coort, Throgniorton-street. W• TimatLY, Leigh, Worcester, tArrovr, Jannary 4,5, 39, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Worcestet Attornies, Mr. Best, Eustou-street, Eustun-square; and Mr; Ballard, Malvern. J. and 'l'. Lax and W. Moore, Liverpool, soap-boilers, Ja nuary It, I'2, 80, at the Georg• Itin, Liverpool. Attor nies, Messrs. Orred and Brooke, Liverpool ; and :Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS. January 2, R. / King*, Duke-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, tailor—,lan. 29, W. •,keary, Ipswich, woollen-draper—lan. 13, E. Bout4litort, Ombersley,Woreester, dealer—January 16, J. P.Parsley, Great Yarmouth, balier—Janeary 11,W. Harris, and J. Dickinson, l‘larvport, Cnniherland, factnrer—.Linuary 9, M. Williams, Dowgatc-hill, mer chant—January 13, J. Bailey, Reading, linen-draper—Jan. 19, T. Nicholson, Portsmouth, draper—January la, J. Daw - sun and J. IValmsley, Liverpool, mercluirits—Jannary 16, P.' Pearson, Liverpool, ,merchistit—Jaimary , 9, L. C. Ilarnett, Nottingham, upholsterer—Jan. 23, J. Riches and 11. Fore man, 'London-toad, drapers. CEIiTiFICATES-JA * N. s. TRAVELS IN HUNGARY. This Day were published, In One large Volume, (quarto. with numerous Engravings, price 41. 4s. hoards, 9,GRAVELS from VIENNA through LOWER HUTNGAItY, with some Accetufi of Vienna, (luring the Congress. • • - By RICHARD BRIGHT, M.D. , •Edinburgh : Printer' 'for Archibald 'Constable and Co.; and I,ongruan, Hurst, Rees, ()yule, and Brown, London. R. Tehhutt, Longhborough, Leicester, mercer—R. Rigs, Vitiate Eden, Durham,, copperas manufacturer—k Hunt, litirig.cwater, vintner—L. Dronet, Conduit-street, finte-sua nniacr„urer--It. Bottler : POnitry, glorer—J. Ahhott, Wet oromb-street, Portland-place.•hateher—W. %Thititiore, flol - 131achtrirWs-toad, erivi.l....•ainer—R. Wilcox, Strand, woollen-draper—T. Jones, jun. Bishop We:irmouth, Durham, •coalfitter—J. Brown, London, merchant—S. Rc,se, Swansea, Glamorgan, Alenler... . . • . ' This• Day were ptiblished," In Four Volumes, price il. 14.5. boards, TTALEOf MY LANDLOR I.) St:c'ond Series Collected and arraii;ed by JHDIULAR CLEISI3- • A WF U L ; VISITATION oF PnOvinitNcE.--Yester uoTP H ain NI, !Schoolmaster and Parish kof GAndersle. A ted for Archibald Constable and Cler ngli Co. Edinburgh. clay trioitiiiig . at) Ofithtl' Of . rank in the naval Or 01whom may lie had, vice enter'ett the Ptittiey . e6itcli at Purser's Cross, Criminal Tiials, iliustratire of the Tale, entitled " The on his . way from P u tney to London, in high Heart of Mid- Lothian," piiblished froin the'original Record; ' Spirits and good health ; he was In conversation with a Prtfatory Notice, iiicluding some particulars of the Life • I - , of • ‘ ) a (rt.ntleman inside, anti fell suckle' li frtln Captain John Ported., with il I) E ngraving of th e o ld T o l: vit ' booth ollithuhursh, OuC vol ‘ limo, price vs.. in boartit, , his aat, and expired inunediatvly. StIC A It.-Tli e Areritge Price of firown or Nfitscora do Sugar, computed front- the Returns • made •in the week ending De cein\ber lq, IblS, is 51s. o'd. per 6%1 . roil THE SUN. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. ANSt•ER TO tl-1/1 QUERIES OF SIMON. Ma. EDITOR,-.1 find under. my last 'Letter, in• your Paper of the I7th instant, 1)04,a-dozer: Queries, accompanied %% it h a signature ut Simon, of the Six Cjer7cs' Chaneei-y • lane, and 'which r am not inclined to blink, As Ile has expressed Ilia opinion would be the case. It Occurs to me tie has assmiltd a connection with a RESPECTABLB pg- PARTICIENT With tt view to advocate the cause of such as' have appeared' to the Public a DiSPLIAP4 to any professional pursuits, and, thet:eforel, tptist b e vi e w e d m she light of an anon . ymous Writer,. If lie is really attached to aoy Court of 4"..quity, I should incline to believe it must be in thlt.situa. 7 tinn;which could only make him familiar with Li terro • • My Answer to his everal Queries are• as fol, low : lst. tinder the OM Insolvent Acts it was not thought ne cessary that none but Attornies should assist' imprisoned Debtors ; but it has resulted from experience, that persons out of the Legal Profession,have done more injarg in practice than th!.se who Le/on. , to it. .241. Persons assisting Insolvents are not incorrigible Rogues and Vagabonds, because they havAsnot been admitted Attor nies, or been discharged from prison ; hot they may conduct themselves improperly as dgents or Accountants, without either of the requisites mentioned in the Query, and such has peen the case with many or the insolvent Agents, as can be satisfactorily proved. 3d. Admitted Attornies are not uniformly remarkable for pure - virtue'or transeendant ability, and there have. been those who disgraced their Profession by ignorant and dirty conduct. But penalties await their misdeeds in a. summary. way, and they are under the responsibility of an oath' t o do their duty, which is nut the case with dikents of the Insolird C , :urt, and who are not sufficiently restrained by Rules or Regulations, and responsible to an Legal Tribunal. 4th. Untloubtedly Attornies of eMinence and, reToctabi lity have been imprisoned for debt, and may, fur aught I know, has, obtained the same relief as Debtors of anv other description. The other part of this Query is given in to an swer to the third. sth. The merit or qualification necessary in' my view for assisting insuleent Debtors, is a conscientious di.fekarge (phut (toll/. tith. It has not keen intended to attack any particular indi viduals by the weapons of satire, which have kern applied only to censure those uthu merit its - application, and that there are those belonging to the' Insolvent Act cannot be deaied, though it should come fiorn SOLOMON instead of St moN. SCRUTATOR. P. S. As the meeting of Parliament .s near A t hand, I shotild hope th a t the real merits of tbe Jo. solvent Act, and the conduct of Agents of the la. solvent Court, will continue to receive public ,d 4 cussion,. and that none of your Cori espondents will be intimidated,by the threats or ridicule of any person who may feel that he merits any part of that reproach which it i* neee,;sary to use in the Correction ot illegitimate. Agency or unjust l'iitc;ice, that has been curried on to such an alarming extent. FOR THE SUN. TriE LATE CONVICIIONS FOR PERJURY. Ma. EDITOR,--The late Convictions tor Per- juty, con - misted iti the Court of Exchequer upon the 'Frial of some Government -Causes , itae given. rise to thefollowing questions, which I will thank any of your Correspondents (acquainted with the facts) to answer, Ist. Are not g.xcise Causes etlerally tried the Sittings after Term, and by a Special Jury ?, ed. Are not such Special lurymen summoned by a person called the Summoning Officer 3d. Have not several of such Special Jurymen bees in the , habit of being summoned for many yea!, lone 7 4th. Do not,the maSor, or what part of such Special Jury— men, generally attend . the Connrof Exch , quer the. Sittings after every Term in expectation of being upon the .Jury.? and does not the summoning • officer receive a p)-went hula these regular attendlints Stlf. Do not. some of these Special Jurymen or their sons, or othet relations in general, hold situations under Govern ment, the Excise, or Customs ? 6111. Do not such Special Jurymen receive one guinea each for every verdict they find for the Crown ?* it h. Do such Special Jaryaten receive one farthing if they find a verdict for the defendant against the Crown ? ath. Donut the same Special Jurymen (or part of them) sit as Jury in five or six Government Causes (more or less) every day during the Sittings after Term, and consequently upion their finding verdicts in ail the • said causes, against the .ful•ject, at the suit of the Attorney-General, do they not receive their respective guinas as before mentioned, amount ing to a large sum of money each Juryman in the course of the year ath. Are not verdicts, fur the most part, consequently given for the Crown, coupled with the evidence of the principal witnc..es, who are its general Officers of the Excise or Customs—Common Informers and Mrsereants wiz', swear falsely P and do they not also receive a Bonus for giving their 'evidlaice in case of a verdict fur the Crown and was no t . this - the case as to fhe witnesses who have been so lately con.. victed of pojaryl - 10,11. Since the evidence of such base and infamous cha racters are thus admitted, are not elifrnees of little use? and have not several defendants (although inneuent the (1,-- pawls alledged against them) lately petitioned for a miti gation of penalties sooner than stand such an unequal contest ? ttla. Is it of any use for the Solicitor of the defendant to attend the naming or reducing a Special Jury, in hopes of obtaining a different Jury, inasmuch as the Special Jurymen before siaten are constantly in Court, well knowing that if any new or particular mums -are ktft ut ttie USA, Solicit or such 7Jer.y0713-eddii9)t -.or Ceer wlcurf, whereupthi ttf.: Crown still retain the old Special Jury ? When I have received correct answers to these questions, it will he an easy task to prove that the system itself is bad, and ought to be altered, other wise the liberty of the subject will still be in danger of unrionstitational violation, and atter the. recent'con vies ions for perjury„ the Public have tt right to expect an alttration i by being'.allowed to impartial Jury, selected by the. parries tivrin-• selves, not from -a book containing the names of a few regular attendants, but from the names or all those Who are qualified to sit as Special JuryniPii---4. Jury independent of lite Crown—unbiassed awl fflueneed by no pecuniary consideration whatever. I an, Mr. Editor, Your most obedient Servant, Al:TORNArrqs. ellincery-lane, Dec. 19. 18L8. * We are assured, that the c.,ti Jurytneri receive One 'Guinn, each, %%nether the verdict is fur or acraitist the Crown. :This - fact answer.. the tyve,•sub.equent Queries, and Italy proves tliat ‘ aur Correspondent is nsign'aen. ," •..